Reconstituted stone - Discover an innovative composite material combining semi-precious stone powders and resin for unique creations.
Natural beauty - Reconstituted stone captures the natural brilliance and pattern of semi-precious stones, adding a luxurious touch to any project.
Durability and versatility - This material offers enhanced resistance thanks to resin, suitable for jewelry, decorative objects and cutlery.
Customization - Available in a wide range of colors and patterns, reconstituted stone allows for original, made-to-measure creations.
Exceptional craftsmanship - Pieces made with reconstituted stone testify to the skill of craftsmen and offer unique, long-lasting collector's items.
Reconstituted stone - Discover an innovative composite material combining semi-precious stone powders and resin for unique creations.
Natural beauty - Reconstituted stone captures the natural brilliance and pattern of semi-precious stones, adding a luxurious touch to any project.
Durability and versatility - This material offers enhanced resistance thanks to resin, suitable for jewelry, decorative objects and cutlery.
Customization - Available in a wide range of colors and patterns, reconstituted stone allows for original, made-to-measure creations.
Exceptional craftsmanship - Pieces made with reconstituted stone testify to the skill of craftsmen and offer unique, long-lasting collector's items.
Origin: USA.
Comments: it is a mixture of stone powder (85%) and resin. Sold in sleeves and blocks.
It is a material that works much more easily than stone - it can be cut with a hacksaw."
Composite matérials : Here you will find the largest European range of composite materials. Come and discover our unique carbons in Europe. Inclusions of feathers, fabrics and other objects made directly in our workshop for optimal quality control.
Turquoise is a semi-precious stone. It takes its name from its origin, meaning "stone from Turkey". It is part of the group of alumina phosphates. Its characteristic color is azure blue. Turquoise has been used for more than 8000 years, its first known use dates back to the Egyptians, they used it for decoration and fashion. In Asia (mainly in Tibet), turquoise was used for its medicinal properties and jewelry. At the same time, certain tribes of American Indians believed that this stone was the alliance of the sky and the sea. It was during the Renaissance that Europeans discovered turquoise and made it popular in jewelry.
Our catalog: We offer a wide choice of natural wood, stabilized wood, bones, horns, deer, minerals, composite materials (carbon, fiberglass, etc.) and mounting accessories (screws).
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